Spatial Pattern Analysis Student Projects
This is a partial list of the projects created by students at GISPopSci’s Spatial Pattern Analysis workshops.
Adam Akullian
Modeling parasitic disease spread using effective geographic distance metrics
Veronica Arias
Utilizing ESDA to Investigate the Clustering of Archaeological Sites in Western New Mexico
Matthew Bampton, University of Southern Maine
Finding Useful Clusters to Support Stratification for the National Children’s Study in Cumberland County, Maine
Nyesha C. Black, Pennsylvania State University, and Maria Au, Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Use of county-level or census tract data when analyzing child poverty in Alabama
Eugene Brusilovskiy
Perceived Social Acceptance of Individuals with Psychiatric Disabilities as a Function of Neighborhood Characteristics: A Preliminary Spatial Analysis
Suzanne Lanyi Charles, Harvard University School of Design
Spatial analysis of residential redevelopment activity in the inner-ring suburbs of Chicago, 2000–2008
Jon Christensen
Critical Habitat
Jennifer Toller Erausquin, Duke University
New directions in research on community context and women’s health in the Dominican Republic
Sarah E. Hinman, Idaho State University
Exploring urban health & sanitation in 1881 Washington, DC
Holly Hodges
Where target state-funded mammography services in California?
Seunghye Hong
Is ethnic density associated with self-rated mental health among Asians?
Hiroyuki Iseki
Preliminary Spatial Analysis of Transit Subsidy Referendum Voting in Toledo
Sara Kaplan
Pastures, Pigs, and People
Katherine King
Spatial Variation in Fertility and Development in China
Raoul Lievanos, University of California, Davis
Legacies of place: The racialization of hazardous space in a manufacturing city
Christy Lightowlers
Christy Lightowlers presentation
Sze Liu
Spatial analysis of school segregation and violence: Florida, 1997-2005
Elia Machado, Clark University
Exploring vulnerability to dengue fever in Mexico
Jennifer Manne
The Guatemalan Chagas Disease Vector Control Program: using spatial methods to evaluate program impact
Kelly McGeever
California County Crime & Correctional Facilities
Yasuyuki Motoyama, University of California, Santa Barbara
Regional convergence or divergence?: An exploratory analysis of Chinese nanotechnology patents
Plamen Nikolov
Presentation: What do we know about the spread of AIDS?
Yelena Ogneva-Himmelberger
Presentation: Spatial distribution of tobacco vendors in Worcester, MA
Tom Ogorzalek, Columbia University
Where Does Race Matter? Individual–level testing of aggregate indications
Sookhee Oh
Identifying and Comparing Ethnic Enclaves: Suburban Koreans in Los Angeles and New York
Ioana Popescu, University of Iowa
Racial differences in access to high quality care for coronary heart disease
Melanie Rusch
Spatial aspects of survival sex work
Matt Ruther, Pennsylvania State University
Immigrant concentration and homicide mortality
Louis A. Sánchez, Pennsylvania State University Mexican Residential Patterns Across Time Informed by Spatial Methods
Comilla Sasson, University of Colorado, Denver
Using GIS to improve Cardiac arrest survival
Isaac Sasson, University of Texas at Austin
Effects of desertification on Sub-Saharan African Populations
Recinda Sherman
Geographic Cluster of Head & Neck Cancers
Michael Smart
Immigrant Neighborhoods, Immigrant Enclaves, and Travel Behavior
W. Webb Sprague
The scale of appraised property values: a point pattern analysis in two Oregon cities
Kristin (KT) Tomey
Analyzing associations between features of the built environment and physical functioning in mid-life Michigan women: spatial considerations
Sarah Valdez, University of Washington
Segregation and radical right voting in Scandinavia
Ana Paula Verona
Indigenous Fertility in Brazil
Tse-Chuan Yang
Self-Rated Health at Low-Income Neighborhood in Philadelphia
Ling Yin, University of Tennessee
Spatial-temporal analysis for individual activities
Zhirong Zhao
China’s Provincial Fiscal Disparities A Cost-standardized Approach
